mike bailey, let me begin with you.ing the notes correctly, you have a rather shall i call it benign view of what the market may do from here you think that corporate earningearn ings may pull stocks along >> i think that's a good summary in terms of what we're looking at listen, this is "power lunch," let's do a food analogy. we have come through a nice meal, macros are pretty good, inflation is coming down, we're getting this goldilocks earnings generally a pretty good earnings season so pretty good meal. however, we just got this kind of terrible dessert at the end some of the software companies, salesforce and others blowing up that's what we're looking for for the broader markets. we're putting everything together, looking at the last several weeks in general our view is that we're going to see markets it into perform. stocks are chasing earnings. overall earnings look pretty good if you take out the software companies that's our general view. we'll see a continuation of some of the move. we'll have to see. we'll g

mike, back to you. >> all right, bailey, thank you. a judge rejected nearly all of scott peterson's requests for new dna testing in his bid for a new trial. in court today, the judge allowed only one piece of duct tape found on his wife's body to be dna tested. the judge rejected testing on other pieces of tape found in san francisco bay, and a mattress found in a burned out van near the modesto airport, saying those items were not connected to this case. peterson's new team of lawyers is trying to overturn his conviction 20 years ago of killing his wife, laci and their unborn son. >> when we convicted him, we had the circumstantial evidence that said, why are we doing this? well, why are you not giving the dna up if you're so positive about this, let them test it. >> legal analyst michael cardoza also says dna technology has come a long way since peterson was convicted, and a hearing has been scheduled for july, in part to address who will pay for the dna testing. >> new at 11 san francisco police announced seven arrests today in conn

at this time, we believe that there have been no arrests in the case. >> mike crystal bailey live tonight in oakland. crystal, thank you. now to a developing story out of hayward. sky fox overhead. some police activity this was just about an hour ago. you can see down below several police vehicles outside a home near taylor and olympic. this is east of interstate 880. police not releasing much information at this hour other than telling people really to avoid the area, as we do get more information on this developing story tonight, of course we will bring it to you. >> new at six tonight. several suspects are in custody accused of leading oakland police on a high speed chase this afternoon. police say it started with a reported stolen car near 105th avenue and san leandro street in east oakland. officers say they attempted to stop that car, but the driver sped away. a police helicopter followed the car until the driver got out of the car at 35th avenue and interstate 580, then got into another car. a driver in that second car then headed back toward east oakland. the two suspects eventual

bailey. >> yeah, mike. this man, a richmond resident, is alleging that police threw him on the ground, pinning him on the ground then and that resulted in injuries. he claims that race was the motive. >> went out of the way. >> he was like a pit bull. he wouldn't stop. >> on may 5th, richmond police were in the area of mcdonald avenue and first street, where they were arresting a suspect involved in a high speed chase. that's where casey gus, a 44 year old from richmond, was filming the arrest when he says police confronted him. this is richmond police body camera video, obtained and edited by gus's attorney, john burris, and then given to ktvu. the video depicts a chaotic scene and officers pinning gus to the ground before handcuffing him. according to gus, the use of force left him with head trauma, bruised ribs and back pain. >> he wasn't giving me any orders when he was pushing me. it was like a fight, combat, fight. i could feel my face literally cutting in the ground. >> police arrested gus for obstru

bailey. claudine and mike richmond, city council voted on tuesday to divest all city money from any stocks or mutual funds involving companies with ties to israel, a city council member tells me they'll likely b b divesting more than $100 million. >> but local jewish leaders called the vote performative. >> it's worth it. it's our moral obligation. it's our social response ability. we have to do it. there's no other choice. the richmond city council voted to divest all city money from investments with ties to israel, as tensions in the u.s. surrounding the israel-hamas war intensify. >> city council member sohaila banna said most residents who attended the meeting were in favor of the change. >> one thing that an israeli jewish lady was saying was that it's doing a service not only to the palestinians, but also to israelis. it's not just serving them. palestinians with respecting their human rights, but also israeli people with sustainable peace. we have to do it. >> but not everyone agreed, including jonathan mitzner of the jewish community relations center. he called the passing harmful. >>

bailey, what's the situation where you're at right now? >> hey, mike and julie.eah, this number of people here in this crowd has grown significantly since we first got here. and since they first got here about eight hours ago, almost at this point, of course, it is pretty dark out here. so it's a little hard to see this building is right near uc berkeley's campus. it is not used, so that is why it is so dark here. and i can tell you this protest has largely been peaceful. it's pretty quiet as you can tell. it was definitely louder earlier today. but these people have set up quite the camp here. we've seen just in the last ten minutes a number of cars coming to drop off supplies like water, toilet paper and a whole lot of two, two by four planks appearing that they are going to take it inside this building. and we don't know exactly what they're doing with it. but again, this crowd has grown quite, quite large over the last couple of hours. and they hope, of course, that it continues to grow that way. we will not go away. >> this afternoon a pro-palestinian group

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mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> police are monitoring that situation. ktvu bailey o'carroll was on the scene all day and has our report out. we will not go away. >> this afternoon a pro-palestinian group took over this property near the campus of uc berkeley, breaking down boarded up windows, climbing on the roof of the anna head complex and graffitiing pro-palestinian messages. protesters also brought in pallets and pallets of supplies, indicating this group intends to hold their ground. the protesters denied our request for an interview, but students passing by say they don't agree with this style of demonstration. i also think it's about striking a balance, gathering the most attention is the primary objective and like depending on, you know, the magnitude of the circumstances, i think there's more leeway with this type of thing. >> yeah. in general, i would say that, you know, it's not good to vandalize private property. >> this latest demonstration comes less than 24 hours after a different pro-palestinian group dismantled their encampment in sproul plaza afte

bailey. a lot of frustration brewing there tonight. >> hey, mike and julie. yeah, there was a lot of parents at that meeting. it was standing room only now, unfortunately, the district's communication office did kick us out of that meeting just as we walked in before it even started. but we talked to a handful of parents outside the meeting, and their frustrations are growing. >> she's not happy to come to school some days because she feels like she doesn't know what's going to happen. and to be a sixth grader coming to school being scared is a is a big, big problem. >> according to parents of students at sinaloa middle school in novato, violence on campus is a growing issue. this is video sent to ktvu of a fight on campus this past friday. according to multiple parents, three students attacked a fellow female student in an email from the principal sent to parents, it said students were aware the day before that a fight would happen. this resulted in a very large stampede of our students, several hundred of them rushing around campus to seek out the fight to

bailey what are you seeing? >> well, mikeff by saying the university told me when i got to the scene here that it is a completely different group than withast night. they say they do not know who this group is behind me. i want to move out of the way so you can see what's going on. as you can tell, they have set up different sorts of tents kind of out front, but also overtaken this building, this is the anna head complex here on uc berkeley's campus. they've been out here for a couple of hours. we've heard them cleaning up broken glass inside of that building. i talked to berkeley police. they estimate anywhere from 10 to 20 people may be inside of that building, which actually caught on fire years ago. the condition inside that building not great. according to them. they also have some couches set up out front here. and then we've also seen a number of times there's a skylight up on the roof, maybe a little hard to tell, covered by the tree in front of this house. but we've seen a number of people pop out of that skylight at

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mike mibach. >> the complaint filed over the crash with the national highway traffic safety administration has generated even more questions. new at six ktvu is crystal bailey looked into the complaint. joins us now here in studio with what she learned. crystal. well mike, the loss of the entire george family in pleasanton continues to impact the community as they mourn and search for those answers. >> but tonight, there are more questions than there are answers. as we dig into the complaints against the car they were driving a vietnamese electric car. it was a tragic crash in the quiet town of pleasanton where tarun george, his wife rincey and their sons aaron and rohan lost their lives. friends of the family say they were heading home from a birthday party when the electric car, a 2023 vinfast vf8, crashed into a tree, causing a massive blaze. this video from the manufacturer's youtube shows the same car they were driving. two weeks later, a complaint filed with the national highway traffic safety administration indicates that the george family did not own the vietnamese electric car. they were borrowing it from a coworker. the owner filed the complaint l

mike mibach. >> the complaint filed over the crash with the national highway traffic safety administration has generated even more questions. new at six ktvu is crystal baileyre in studio with what she learned. crystal. well mike, the loss of the entire george family in pleasanton continues to impact the community as they mourn and search for those answers. >> but tonight, there are more questions than there are answers. as we dig into the complaints against the car they were driving a vietnamese electric car. it was a tragic crash in the quiet town of pleasanton where tarun george, his wife rincey and their sons aaron and rohan lost their lives. friends of the family say they were heading home from a birthday party when the electric car, a 2023 vinfast vf8, crashed into a tree, causing a massive blaze. this

ktvu krystal bailey joins us here in studio with the story. krystal. >> well, mike whale is incredibly rare to see. as researchers say, it could be one of as little as 50 north pacific right whales out there. they say public awareness of the species can help. marine biologist track them. spotted in the cordell bank west of point reyes, north of the farallon islands, was a pacific north right whale, one of the rarest of the rare endangered species usually traveling between the u.s. and canada. we think that there are fewer than 50 individuals in this particular population, so we consider them to be incredibly rare, making sightings such as the one that just occurred very important and very exciting for us because with only 50 or fewer, we don't get to see them very often at all. it was seen on an ocean research cruise by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, or noaa, on their ship bell m shimada, while researchers were monitoring ocean health, evaluating water temperature, as well as seabird and marine life populations. it was just kind of hanging out,

mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> some homeowners said tonight new, more expensive policies are like adding another mortgage. new tonight. ktvu bailey o'carroll has some advice now from officials. >> they say they have your back until stuff happens and then now they're out the door. >> it's a sentiment we heard over and over tonight. residents in the santa cruz mountains left confused and unsure how to find new coverage. how many of you have been dropped or non-renewed by your insurance company, so guess what? you're not alone. >> according to an independent insurance agent at the meeting, none of the major insurance companies are issuing new homeowners policies in scotts valley, the average price of insuring a new home would be two and a half to three and a half times more than just five years ago. in that new price could be comparable to a second mortgage for some. >> my insurance has been canceled, it will be canceled in august, and i've been told i can only go onto the cal fare plan and then get supplemental. and given what i've heard, i expect that insurance to probably triple. so up to maybe 15 k just for the fire tonight. >>

mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> those who spoke knew him as a father, husband, mentor and a friend to all, especially those in need. ktvu bailey o'carroll was there as the bay area came together, packed the church and lined up around the block to pay their respects. we used to sing this song every sunday morning and i'm grateful to be here today. >> it's impossible to measure exactly how many lives someone touches in their lifetime, but if sunday's celebration of life was an indicator of anything, it would be that reverend cecil williams impacted more people than many hoped to. >> cecil williams was an amazing person who fought for social justice and equality. his wise leadership and incredible achievements had a huge impact on the world, inspiring people. even today, his legacy serves as a reminder that one person can make a difference in the world. >> williams helped to build glide into a world renowned church known for social services and activism, especially in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. he dedicated his life to fighting for civil rights, racial equality, lgbtq rights, helping those who were homeless, hungry or ba

mike and julie, we will send it back to you guys in studio. >> okay. and just to reiterate, bailey, this is a different group than the protesters who had set up encampments near sproul plaza. this group that's taking over this vacant building today near campus. do you see any police presence you mentioned you saw chp cars, but right outside, do you see any police officers or any activity? right there, monitoring or police? just staying back? >> yeah. we will actually justin here, my photog will whip this camera around. you can see there's a couple police officers. there are some private security. it's the same private security. that's if you've been in the berkeley area. there's surround people's park all hours of the day. so we see some of those private security guards out here as well as just a couple uc berkeley police. and then actually right before we came on the air, we saw a couple uc berkeley police and berkeley police drive by as well. so you can tell that they are certainly monitoring the scene out here. and of course, you can hear there's been a number of people driving

. >> ktvu is crystal bailey joins us live tonight from the city of oakland with more on the big news here. crystal >> well, mike, the sale of this coliseum could bring the city more than $100 million, more jobs and more affordable housing. >> this was all announced today at castlemont high school, where the mayor and other city leaders met after negotiations that have taken place over the last year and a half. the african american sports and entertainment group has agreed to purchase the city's share to redevelop the property. they're committed to revitalizing oakland. the goal is to include affordable housing and an entertainment and sports complex. now, castlemont high school students actually proposed plans for ways to use the property and presented them to stakeholders. meanwhile, the mayor says this agreement will be a positive change for oakland , making a dig at the athletics for their departure. >> it takes a partner that understands that there is a return on investment that doesn't necessarily show up on that balance sheet. that is just not all about the money, but it's about the community and making s

. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener, county leaders are looking into ways to alleviate that problem. new at six tonight ktvu crystal bailey joins us now. she's in concord with more from officials about what they're doing to boost response numbers. crystal >> well hospital wait times for ambulances in contra costa county are way above the state standard of 20 minutes. on top of that, there are not enough ambulances to answer those calls. county officials are saying that this is not new or unique to contra costa county. >> it's my personal opinion that that emergency medical services, ems in this state needs a significant overhaul. >> the number of calls for ambulances is straining the system, according to officials in contra costa county, an issue that was highlighted after the number of ambulances available reached the number zero on the saturday before mother's day. >> there's 911 calls keep coming in and ambulances sit at hospitals with patients unable to transfer. the patient to the hospital, the situation becomes worse and the number of available ambulances gets reduced. >> this isn't a new thing. this has happened pe

. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener, county leaders are looking into ways to alleviate that problem. new at six tonight ktvu crystal bailey she's in concord with more from officials about what they're doing to boost response numbers. crystal >> well hospital wait times for ambulances in contra costa county are way above the state standard of 20 minutes. on top of that, there are not enough ambulances to answer those calls. county officials are saying that this is not new or unique to contra costa county. >> it's my personal opinion that that emergency medical services, ems in this state needs a significant overhaul. >> the number of calls for ambulances is straining the system, according to officials in contra costa county, an issue that was highlighted after the number of ambulances available reached the number zero on the saturday before mother's day. >> there's 911 calls keep coming in and ambulances sit at hospitals with patun

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mike mibach. >> neighbors hope that by working together and then sharing those cameras that they can improve safety. new at six ktvu is crystal baileyrk with more on this community effort. crystal >> well, imagine how safe a community here in oakland would be if there were cameras strategically placed in certain corners protecting the homes and of course, supporting law enforcement. that's what maxwell park wants to do here with neighbors, helping neighbors in the quiet community of maxwell park in east oakland, neighbors are tight kn

mike mibach. san francisco police say the crash happened right after a robbery nearby. the two suspects were on the move, but eventually they were caught. ktvu is crystal baileystory. crystal >> well, these images behind me show the damage left behind when a car slammed into an apartment near the golden gate park. people who lived there hearing a large excuse me loud crash and feeling the building shake peep. police say it stemmed from a violent robbery turned hit and run. it all started when police were called to a mugging at the corner of balboa street and 26th avenue at around 1030 tuesday morning. >> they threw a woman down, took her, took her bag, and then that they jumped in the car and then were running away and the cops saw them. >> police say they started to chase the suspects, but the officers ended their pursuit for the safety of people in the area. but the suspects in a gray honda accord continued. witnesses say they saw the gray honda accord coming down cabrillo at high speeds, hitting a mini cooper in the intersection before it slammed into this wall, narrowly missing the elderly man inside that

mike, back to you. >> the plan here. beat the ducks. go win the pac 12 and then punch your ticket to oklahoma city and win the ncaa. i like that. >> all right baileyyou and get a lot of fans in the stands. all right. well, former cardinal kelley o'hara announced today that she is going to be retiring from professional soccer. o'hara represented the u.s. in four world cups, winning two, and played in three olympic games, winning a gold medal since her first world cup appearance, she has played in every senior world championship from 2011 to 2023. o'hara is finishing her career with 160 caps, ranking 21st all time in u.s. history. she is also the 25th player in the u.s. women's national team history with 20 or more assists. all right, coming up at 11 fast food workers in oakland protesting for better working conditions. >> what they say they're frustrated about 20 degrees. >> that's right, 20 degrees. the temperature will fall 20 degrees one day. this weekend we will pinpoint which day you'll need the coat and the umbrella. >> but first, a $110 billion announcement today from apple. the historic buyback plan for the silicon valley compan program. a

mike mibach. oakland police say crime is down 33% compared to this time last year. specifically, they are seeing reductions in violent crimes, including homicides, assaults, as well as burglaries. >> ktvu crystal bailey us in oakland tonight after finding out what is driving those numbers down, crystal. >> well, claudine, this all comes after a shooting near bishop o'dowd high school earlier today. but city officials say crime is down because of their ceasefire program. and while some say that perception is reality, some of the folks i talked to do not feel that much safer. numbers don't lie in the numbers. say crime in oakland is down 33. violent crimes like homicides, assault, rape and burglaries are all coming down over last year, with robberies up by 11. but the city says that number is also decreasing compared to the last few months. city leadership is crediting their ceasefire program, originally implemented in 2012 and revived earlier this year. >> what ceasefire does is it uses police intelligence and community information to identify those at the center of violence who are most at risk of picking up a gun and committing

mike, you already have a couple of crashes out there. yes, but just a couple of crashes. those are the only two incidents we have on the grid. south bay had a crash down here near bailey, but it did clear without any major issues. we're looking over to highway four in your commute direction. right around willow pass road. there is a crash now on the shoulder, but it involves a big rig, so i've got my eyes on that to see if there's any complications with towing things away. meanwhile, southbound 880, as you're getting down toward marina, there is a crash here as well. reports that it crossed the freeway, went into the center divide. so i believe that's where everything is riding. we have no slowing in the area, but we'll continue to watch this as well. no injuries reported. that's the good news. but not far from here, a similar situation. this is not related as far as i know because i think marcus, you have a crash also in the area. hand it off to you. all right. thanks, mike. with that breaking news from overnight out of the east bay, a person shot and killed. now police are searching for the suspect. let's check in with today in the bay bob redell. he joins us live f